British rapper, songwriter and actress Little Simz has garnered audiences from around the world with her unique flow and cadence who want to know how much the relative newcomer to the British rap scene is worth.
London-born Simbiatu Ajikawo (a.k.a. Little Simz) was always keen on music as a youth but only truly explored the potential of a career in the industry once studying at The University of West London.
By 2015, Simz had produced her first independent album in A Curious Tale of Trials + Persons which kick-started her career and her second album, Stillness in Wonderland (2016), only bolstered her growing fanbase.
Her third and fourth albums were both met with mass critical acclaim and popular support; Grey Area (2019) was nominated for the prestigious Mercury Prize and Sometimes I Might Be Introvert (2021) won Little Simz a Brit Award for Best new Artist in 2022.
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Some critics even went as far as to say that Sometimes I Might be Introvert was the best album of 2021!
Evidently, Little Simz’ releases have been smash-hits catapulting her to the forefront of the UK, in particular London, rap scene.
Her song Venom, used in both gritty drama Top Boy and Marvel’s Venom: Let There Be Carnage has over 93 million streams on Spotify and many of her other tracks have dozens of millions of listens.
With over 2.5 million monthly listeners, it’s abundantly clear that Little Simz is an enormously influential artist who is likely yet to reach the apex of her career.
Considering she is performing at Glastonbury Festival this year, at which she will be sure to draw a significant crowd, fans are wondering what the rap sensation’s net worth is.
What is Little Simz Net Worth?
Little Simz is worth $2 million (£1.65 million) in 2022, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
Growing up on a council estate in Islington, London, Little Simz comes from a humble background and has made herself a seat at the proverbial British rap table through hard work and raw talent.
Her album sales and streaming royalties account for the vast majority of her income but she also makes money from touring and festival appearances.
Featuring at Glastonbury, one of the most well-known festivals in the world, will undoubtedly boost her notoriety and highlight the skill-set she possesses.
Little Simz is performing on Friday 24th June at 22:15 on the West Holts Stage.
Topics: Glastonbury, Festivals, Music
Harry Smailes